How are these sheets for holding on to pet hair? I usually buy Sateen sheets that are really great about not holding the hair but looking for warmth.
18711
They will certainly hold pet hair if you're not careful to keep your pet off of them. My dog is confined to comforter territory.
1277418
The sheet is sensitive to body oils, so I can only imagine if you let your pet sleep with you.In the case where you have a pet sharing the bed with you, I will not recommend this product.
700639
They are thicker than disposable pads, but I wouldn't use them alone as bedding. I use them for an incontinent cat, but I have sewn several quilted fleece pads to go on top of the absorbent pads.
1802565
I do not believe this comforter would hold up with a dog on it and not sure if hairs would stick to it or not. I think it would be warm but I did not purchase it as did not like micro-suede material.
2272386
I bought it as a gift so I don't know. The material is more like the outside of a comforter, so it won't stick like a blanket. I think hair wouldn't stick as bad as other materials. Let's face it animal hair sticks to everything! Good Luck
1703617
They get plenty hot enough in my opinion. I think some people just don't know how to use them. I have thick frizzy hair and have a ton of it, I keep the rollers heating for at least 10-15 minutes and I leave them zipped up in the bag they come in. I need to use two sets of these rollers. I part my hair and clip into sections. I spray each section lightly with water or heat protect to control the frizz or to get a tight set. It all depends on the look I am after. I find that the trick with any roller set for my type of hair is to make sure they stay hot by not leaving them uncovered as I work on putting them on. Only unzip one section of the bag they come in to pull rollers from and they will stay nice and hot while you are putting them in. And use a bit of moisture if you either have a lot of hair or need to get a tight hold set that day. So yes they get hot enough but if you work with them open to the air, out of the bag they will cool down a bit from the ambient temperature in the room, so keep them hot by keeping them in their bag covered while you work like any other hot roller set.
2095962
If they are like mine, they are not "slippery" at all - just like regular cotton sheets. Which, they are..... ;-)And I totally disagree with Denise, since mine are VERY soft and comfy.
660321
I have slept in these and found them to be comfortable-ish. They're far more comfy than plastic or foam rollers but it's not like you don't feel them at all. I usually wrap my head in a light scarf or bandanna after I've pinned all my hair to keep things put and prevent frizz and then go to sleep. It takes a minute or two to get used to them but as long as I've pinned things well and not in positions that stab me when laying down, I fall asleep and don't feel bothered by them. Overall, I've found these to be a great product.
1683943
These sheets are not percale or sateen. They are Egyptian, which is softer than percale and not lined like sateen. They get softer with every wash, and I would recommend them to anyone.
583931
I have a pillow top....no issues. Love the sheets. I have multiple sets of them.
904683
I would not recommend them to sleep in. I don't think they would stay on your head. Plus they don't last long enough to spend your on.
24871
The set I do have does hold up well with my dog trying to did to other other side of the world. I've had it for a month so far replacing it with another set.although these are just sheets, not the comforter. I do give the sheets a positive rating.
556850
I thought they were just fine. Unfortunately my hubby is a slider - he slides down to the foot of the hospital bed. The sheets do not stay in place when I pull him back up to the top of the bed. (he's non-ambulatory and can't move up on his own). His weight is too much drag for the sheets to stay in place. I ended up using bed pads and skipping the sheets altogethe. For regular use they are okay but they aren't deep pockets and can come out easily.
1737064
It is fabric and yes, it will hold up to pet hair, with easy cleaning. My long haired cat loves to sleep on it. Vacuums hair off easily. It is very comfortable for humans as well. Friends and relatives have been surprised how comfortable it is. I love the colors in it too.
1802562
I bought this for my adult son and he doesn't have a dog so I'm not too sure about cleaning dog hairs off of it. I would think it's ok based on the texture and we have 2 dogs ourselves. As for summer nights I don't think it's any better or worse than other comforters. On hot nights we don't use a comforter just a sheet.
2188668
Honestly, I use them for both! I help care for my 88 year old grandmother, and between her and my pets, we go through over PLENTY! We use them under grandmother, to protect the furniture & beds and only change them when they become soiled or worn. If you're using them to protect against soiling, they hold up well to daily wear (i.e. repeated sitting, tossing and turning in bed). If using on a bed, I would suggest under the fitted sheet. It stays-put better. Hope this helps!
792442
They kind of help hold hair in place. If you have very thick hair (I do) I use smaller sections of hair and it works better.